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Votes at a glance: agenda amendments, minutes, staff comments and adjournment

Dauphin County Planning Commission · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved agenda changes, accepted corrected minutes, ratified staff comments on nine plans and intergovernmental items, approved forwarding staff recommendations on a South Hanover data-center ordinance, and adjourned; all motions passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition.

At its meeting, the Dauphin County Planning Commission recorded the following formal actions:

1) Agenda amendment (motion to add Satara Township report, incorporate a Karen Dixon email, add East Hanover sewer module, and defer Millersburg Borough) — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 038–094)

2) Approval of prior meeting minutes, with corrected spelling of Lisa Schaefer's last name — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 095–139)

3) Approval of payment of expenses reported in the treasurer's report ($1,974) — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 142–160)

4) Ratification of staff comments on nine subdivision/land-development plans (including a large solar plan in Halifax Township) — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 472–528)

5) Approval to forward staff recommendations on the South Hanover Township data-center overlay ordinance — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 530–642)

6) Concurrence to forward staff comments on three intergovernmental items (East Hanover sewer module, Highspire Memorial Park grant application, Penbrook Community Park grant application) — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 646–718)

7) Motion to adjourn — Motion passed by voice vote. (SEG 1096–1118)

All votes were recorded as voice votes; the meeting record shows no opposition on recorded motions. Where vote tallies were stated, motions carried with a majority present; one member (Brian Pomeroy) was noted as absent.